Cardinals Peel Lead With 11-6 Win Over Idaho Falls Russets
Pocatello Cardinals moved within 1 1/2 games of Idaho Falls by beating the Russets 11 to 6 at Halliwell Park. Bob Mahoney allowed nine hits before Ralph Beard finished the ninth inning, while Mel Waters took the loss for Idaho Falls. Jim Curley and Walter McHugh were scheduled to pitch tonight as the teams clash again.
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Pocatello Cardinals
Idaho Falls Russets
Russets
Halliwell Park
Idaho Falls
Bob Mahoney
Ralph Beard
Beard
Cardinal
Mel Waters
Russet
Jim Curley
Cards
Walter McHugh
Pocatello
Jim Stanton
Nat LeBlanc
Ernie Schuerman
Dom Barczewski
Mahoney
Trads
Boise
Twin Falls
Ogden
Salt Lake
Great Falls
Billings
Boise Billings
National Open Golf Championship Opens At Riviera Course
A 171-player field tees off at Riviera Country Club seeking the National Open Go Championship. Favorites include Ben Hogan and Sam Snead with top contenders like Bobby Locke and Jimmy Demaret also in the strong lineup.
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Los Angeles
Riviera Country Club
Lew Worsham
Beltin
Ben Hogan
Mite
Hershey
Riveria
Sammy Sneed
Bobby Locke
Hogan
Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Albuquerque
Worsham
Lloyd Mangrum
Jim Ferrier
Ellsworth Vines
Utah Anglers Eye Opening Day Gold Fish Derby
About 500 fish released in Utah waters carry cash prizes from 1 to 50 dollars. The Gold Fish Derby, sponsored by KSL radio and the state Fish and Game Commission, tags prize fish with value and the KSL call letters.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
KSL
Utah State Fish and Game Commission
Pocatello Cardinals Lead Pioneer League Entertaining Season
The Idaho Falls Russets have been the Cardinals’ toughest foe in two years as the series opens with Pocatello holding a strong early position. Ned Sheehan posts a .431 average against Rip Koehler’s squad while president J. P. Halliwell garners attention for a forthcoming Scenic Idaho feature. The Cardinals lead the league in hitting at .298, with 255 runs, 322 hits, and 504 total bases across 30 games, plus top marks in doubles, home runs, and fielding.
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Connie Reiss
Pocatello Cardinals
Idaho Falls Russets
Idaho Falls
Cardinals
Russets
Galt Lake City Bees
Bees
Red
Rip Koehler
Sheehan
Ogden
Falls
Four City Softball Clashes At Halliwell Park
Ghosts beat South east Side Snails 3 2 with H Medina and Gael as batteries. Falcons top Cards 13 4 with Conley and Simmons backing Falcon. Bees crush White Sox 17 0 with S Smith and Angelos. Reds trounce Panthers 85 1 behind Eddie and Walden as battery for Reds.
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City Recreation
Halliwell Park
Jack Kobe
Ghosts
Snails
H. Medina
Gael
Paté
M. Banyard
Falcons
Conley
Simmons
Bertock
Deaton
Bees
White Sox
S. Smith
Angelos
Kirk
Klein
Pocatello Reds
Panthers
Reds
Eddie
Walden
Donald
Reed
Heavy fines levied by PCC for recruiting violations
In secret PCC sessions final penalties were imposed on all 10 member schools for illegal recruiting and proselytizing athletes. A conference spokesman declined to reveal amounts or named institutions, but said the fines would be higher than last year’s total of 6400 and likely harsher for repeat offenders. Details were expected to emerge on Thursday.
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Missoula
Mont
United Press
Sun Valley
Ida
UCLA
Oregon State College
Squires Blank LDS Third Ward 8-0 in Church League game
Charles Kleffner pitched a one hit seven inning game for the Squires as they shut out the LDS Third Ward 8-0 near the cemetery field. He struck out 18 and walked none, with two fifth inning runs and a six run sixth to seal the victory.
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Charles Kleffner
Squires
LDS Third Ward
Kleffner
Third Ward
Ari
Kiner's late homer helps Pirates past Brooklyn 6 4
Ralph Kiner hit a three run shot with two on in the first as Pittsburgh built a big lead and held on to beat Brooklyn 6 to 4. Rex Barney took the loss for the Dodgers while Kirby Higbe closed with one hit over the last two innings. Other games saw New York and Chicago split a doubleheader, and Boston move into third with an 11 to 5 win over St. Louis.
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New York
Ralph Kinet
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Hank Sauer
Reds
Pirates
Kiner
Rex Barney
Bucs
Cubs
New York Giants
Giants
Mickey Livingston
Bobby Thomson
Peanuts Lowrey
Eddie Waitkus
Sid Gordon
Clint Hartung
Hall Jeffcoat
Bill Nicholson
Cliff Chambers
Emil Kush
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Boston Braves
St. Louis
Warren Spahn
Braves
Howie Pollet
Ken Burkhart
Curt Simmons
Dick Sisler
Cincinnati
Ewell Blackwell
George Kell
Detroit
Philadelphia
Dizzy Trout
Carl Scheib
Wynn
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Cliff Fannin
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Jack) Halliwell
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Chet) Belcher
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